The Ancient Mummy's Curse

Gloria grew up in a family of archeologists; her father was one as well as her grandfather and great grandfather. In fact her great grandfather had been on many famous Egyptian digs and had brought back many fine artifacts from these digs. Growing up she loved to touch and to listen to the exciting stories behind these artifacts.

One set of artifacts that her great grandfather had acquired from a dig in Samaria had captured her interest and when her great grandfather passed he left her the artifacts.

Gloria kept the artifacts in a prominent place in her home, where she could admire and look at them all the time.

But as Gloria got older into her late twenties she noticed that she began to have a hard time concentrating and putting words together to make sentences. She went to many doctors but they could find no medical reasons for her problems. At the same time Gloria became very active in a church, something that she had previously not done.

She loved the camaraderie of the people when they would get together for the young adult bible studies and soon was having a group of them over to her home.

Many of her guests were interested in the story behind the artifacts that were in her home. Gloria loved to tell the stories of the different digs that her ancestors had been involved in and what each artifact was once used for. One of them drew the pastors attention, a history buff of Samaria he immediately recognized it as being from the tomb of Haheshe on of the high priests of the second century. He also had heard that there was supposedly a curse associated with the disturbance of anything in his tomb.

Everyone laughed at the thought of an object caring a curse and the evening ended. That night Gloria had a horrible nightmare of being locked in a tomb and suffocated to death. The next day she took the object that the pastor had singled out to a local psychic who confirmed Gloria’s worst fears, the psychic believed that the artifact was indeed cursed.

She agreed to take the item from Gloria in hopes this might help her. She felt that Gloria’s inability to concentrate and to put words together might be the start of a curse from her great grandfather’s disturbing Haheshe’s tomb.

Over the next ten years Gloria tried in vain to get any help for what was soon becoming a living nightmare to her. Her inability to concentrate or to put words together escalated into her being dismissed from her job of teaching. Sometimes her hands and legs did not seem to be part of her own body. If she were cutting vegetables in the kitchen her hand would take on a mind of it’s own and try to cut her other hand. Sometimes when she tried to walk in a straight line her legs would act independently of the other one and make her stagger and walk in circles. Soon she became to debilitated to leave her home.

She surfed the Internet in hopes of finding someone that could help her. The local church that she had attended shunned her. It seemed no one wanted to help her.

This past fall she contacted us at the Aware Foundation and made arrangements to fly here from her home in San Francisco. We prayed over her for three days and on the third day she felt that she was finally delivered from the curse that had held her captive for so long.

We have since heard from her and she is doing much better. She has moved from her home in San Francisco to the outskirts of Las Vegas. She has gotten rid of all her artifacts that she had inherited from her ancestors and has found a teaching job at one of the near by schools and has enrolled in a local church.